While some states roll ahead with high-speed rail plans, Wisconsin idles

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While some states roll ahead with high-speed rail plans, Wisconsin idles
(Source: The Capital Times, January 4, 2012)

MADISON, Wisc. — While states such as Illinois and Michigan move ahead with plans for high-speed rail, Wisconsin is stuck in the siding. Rail supporters argue it is detrimental to the state’s economic fortunes.

Full story: The Capital Times

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

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